Jersey Fresh is the state agriculture department's marketing label for New Jersey grown produce, and the logo turns up on farm stands, grocery displays and county fair signage through the summer. At a fair it usually marks produce vendors and grower displays as in-state rather than wholesale. It is a branding program, not a certification of growing method, so it says where food came from and not how it was farmed.
Jersey Fresh
The New Jersey Department of Agriculture's branding for produce grown in the state, seen on fair and farm-stand signage.
See it at these New Jersey fairs
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Burlington County Farm Fair
Five-day farm fair at the Burlington County Fairgrounds in Columbus.
Jul 21–25Columbus
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Gloucester County 4-H Fair
Four-day 4-H fair in Mullica Hill drawing about 20,000 visitors.
Jul 23–26Mullica Hill
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Salem County Fair
Free-admission agricultural fair in Pilesgrove, promoting Salem County farming since 1959.
Aug 3–7Pilesgrove